Blessing Offor Performs For Members Of British Royal Family During BBC1’s Festival Of Remembrance
On November 8th, two-time GRAMMY Nominee and Gold-Certified multi-instrumentalist Blessing Offor made a splash across the pond with his UK television debut as part of BBC1’s Festival of Remembrance. Performing his Gold-Certified single, “Brighter Days,” at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, audience members included King Charles, Queen Camilla, Kate Middleton; Princess of Wales, Prince George, Prince Edward and wife Sophie; Duke and Duchess of York and the Prime Minister Kier Starmer.
Over 5 million viewers tuned in to the Festival of Remembrance on BBC which was hosted by Hannah Waddingham (Ted Lasso) and including additional performances by Sir Rod Steward, Keala Settle, and Sam Ryder. The annual event commemorated the 80th anniversary of the end of the Second World War and honored the courage and sacrifice of those who fought and lost their lives.
This Friday, November 14th, Blessing closes out a landmark year with the release of his new Christmas EP, To All A Good Night. The eight song offering features two new original Christmas songs, the pop infused “To All A Goodnight” co-written with Nathan Wallace and introspective “God With Us” co-written with Andrew Skib. To All A Good Night also includes Blessing’s take on *NSYNC’s “Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays” and Otis Redding’s “Merry Christmas, Baby.”
Since the debut of his album My Tribe, two-time GRAMMY nominee and multi-award winner Blessing Offor has established himself as an artist’s artist with a voice as bright and authentic as his personality. The album’s lead single, “Brighter Days” earned him his first RIAA Gold Certification and his duet, “The Goodness” with TobyMac, became his first #1.
Blessing was then named 2023’s Amazon Music Breakthrough Artist and Pandora Artist to Watch and appeared on Good Morning America, The Today Show, Kelly Clarkson and The Jennifer Hudson Show. His long-awaited sophomore album, Real (2025), was created during a season of profound loss for Blessing, emotional wounds that led to 16 deeply personal songs.
The album features singles “Jordans,” and “Somebody’s Child” with Dolly Parton. He punctuated the moment with two performances on Today with Jenna and Friends including his single “Lift Me Up” which has been streamed nearly 8 million times to date
